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As far as I can see your attempt seems to be fine basically. The error might be in your $ref
itself. Instead of using a reference, you might solve your problem by simply accessing the passed in event in your function handleUpload()
. You could achieve this by something like this.
handleUpload(e) {
console.log(e.target.files);
}
This should probably work. A working example could be found here.
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Maybe this will help someone(not for the author, because I see that he avoided my mistake). I used an event ‘click’, but have to use a ‘change’ event. This thing has stoled a couple of hours from me.
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